davinci resolve color grading mountain landscape

I actually suggested something like a dual color page idea in my thread 'Rethinking How Resolve's Pages Interact 2.0'. like I said, I know there is a logic in this layout, I just haven't meshed with it yet Videoguy16x9 wrote:It seems to me that having two color tabs would be ideal - one to do primary corrections or pre-grade footage for Fusion, and one right after Fusion for an overall grade adjustment on the composited clips from Fusion. like I said, I know there is a logic in this layout, I just haven't meshed with it yet. It seems to me that having two color tabs would be ideal - one to do primary corrections or pre-grade footage for Fusion, and one right after Fusion for an overall grade adjustment on the composited clips from Fusion.

I have been using Resolve for a very long time to grade and since 15 as a full editor, but I am still a newbie in Fusion, if you would be so kind, share your edit, grade, Fusion workflow so this becomes a lot less painful experience. I did not find a way to turn on the scopes inside Fusion, so the process had to be done in iterations of make an adjustment, exit Fusion, check the scopes, re-enter Fusion, adjust the color node, exit Fusion, check the scopes. I went in to Fusion, used the LUT to color the live footage and then composited the graphic image over the graded background and then used a color corrector node to adjust the overlay element. I graded my BRAW footage in color, then exported a LUTĢ. I ended up with the following workflow, but I am sure there has to be a better way to do this:ġ. I recently added Zoom meeting screens to monitors that were filmed with nothing on them, and one of the challenges involved matching the grade of the graphic image to look realistic on the monitors.

The only thing I think is missing is the ability to grade prior to compositing. I am moving over from After Effects after a few decades of Adobe and Final Cut, and Fusion was my last holdover until I got really comfortable with nodes over layers. If you have a better or different work flow, I would love to hear from you, but my request in a nutshell is the ability to move the Color tab before the Fusion tab.

Davinci resolve color grading mountain landscape